#BookReview: The Happiness Project by Kirstie Pelling

Synopsis: Daisy Blane is a self-certified Happiness Expert - but does she have all the answers when it comes to her own love life?

Daisy is determined to bring happiness into the lives of others, and as a happiness guru she has the skills to brighten everyone's day. Well, she would if her fledgling business would take off. Instead she's stuck cleaning hotel rooms for minimum wage with her best friend, Eva.

But after a chance encounter with superstar celebrity, Vince Marino, Daisy's client list starts taking shape. With her career on the up, and her lodgers settled in - including Doodle, the scruffiest dog in the world - it's time for Daisy to tackle the final piece of the puzzle. Her love life.

Local barista Joe has been flashing his gorgeous blue eyes at her for months now, but he doesn't seem to feel the same spark. Can Daisy turn her happiness tactics on herself to put her heart on the line? Or does she risk having it broken in the process?

A fun and heart warming romance novel - perfect for fans of Meghan Quinn, Lindsey Kelk and Portia Macintosh.



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Rating: 4 Stars
My Review: I need a Daisy in my life.  I could use some major happy.  Although this story took me a few to get into I did enjoy it once it started going.  The cast of characters were cute and the ending was well done. Great short little rom con. 

Kirstie Pelling

Kirstie Pelling is a writer and journalist based in the UK's Lake District. Her debut novel, Life's a Catastrophe, is a very contemporary romantic comedy with a cat loving instagrammer at its heart. Her second novel will be published in November 2022 by Embla Books. 

Kirstie is no stranger to social media - a travel blogger for twenty years she has hiked, biked, canoed and railroaded more than 20 countries with her family for her multi award winning website The Family Adventure Project. https://www.familyadventureproject.org/ 

Her adventures first began when she cycled across South America with her new husband Stuart for their honeymoon, on two bicycles bought collectively by their wedding guests. They still adventure with their teen and adult children and hope to cross the world on mobility scooters when they can no longer pedal or ski. 

Kirstie's articles have been published in many national and international publications and she has contributed to several travel books. She was a columnist for Cumbria Life Magazine for several years, detailing the ups and downs of family life. And before that she made trailers for the BBC. 

She writes poetry to commission and was once captured by BBC TV wandering the fells dressed as Wordsworth's cloud. You can find her as Kirstie Pelling on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

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